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City of Nanaimo

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Welcome to Nanaimo: The Harbour City

Nanaimo, BC

Government Administration
201–500 people

About

The City of Nanaimo is a municipality, situated on the Traditional Territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. Nanaimo is approximately 55km west of Vancouver, across the Strait of Georgia, and is accessed from the mainland via ferry, regional airport (YCD), or right into our downtown core by floatplane from Vancouver Harbour or Vancouver International Airport (YVR). As a vibrant urban centre nestled on the east side of beautiful Vancouver Island, Nanaimo presents a wealth of recreation and cultural opportunities. Our residents enjoy a lifestyle second to none, embracing a perfect blend of living, working, and playing. Nestled between the ocean and the mountains, Nanaimo offers an enviable lifestyle with a variety of employment and investment opportunities. Explore the abundant opportunities our city offers and become part of a thriving community that defines the essence of Vancouver Island living.

Open positions

Permit Centre Clerk (TFT)

On-site

The Permit Centre Clerk is responsible for receiving and processing building permit applications and generating permit packages. They provide essential information and assistance to staff, customers, and external agencies.

Fire Fighters

On-site

Serve as a public safety ambassador and work within an effective team to assist those in need. Perform the duties of a Fire Fighter, starting in a Flex Fire Fighter role to meet operational needs.

Planner II

On-site

The Planner II is responsible for leading professional planning assignments and administering the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaws. The role involves overseeing complex planning applications, facilitating public engagement, and providing support to Council advisory committees.

Fire Training Technician

On-site

The Fire Training Technician supports the operation of the training academy and division, focusing on accreditation and the delivery of training programs. Responsibilities include developing curriculum, maintaining equipment and facilities, and managing records.